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Singapore scientists have found a way to turn most surfaces, from whiteboards, windows, or even wooden tables, into touch screens.
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Singapore scientists have found a way to turn most surfaces, from whiteboards, windows, or even wooden tables, into touch screens.
To limit brain injury, especially for athletic athletes, the Reebok sportswear company and MC10 Electronic Co. have developed a CheckLight sensor cone that can alert use…
A Brazilian multidisciplinary research group has recently developed a biological sensor that helps measure pesticide content in food, water and soil.
ISORG is planning to develop the world's first camera angle curves, supported by technology developed by Plastic Logic.
The future of robots is not only inanimate machines but also emotions and the ability to react like humans will not be far away.
A team of scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore has successfully developed a new image sensor from graphene that promises to improve image qu…
Experts from the Polytechnic University of Valencia in Spain and Gavle University in Sweden have created electronic nosepieces with 32 sensors that capture the fragrance…
Scientists have developed artificial systems, inspired by the dwarf cave dwellers, to better assist AUV navigation.
British scientists have built a sensor to monitor health in a comprehensive way, according to the Daily Mail on May 9.
US AOptix has introduced an iPhone case that contains biometric sensors capable of turning Apple phones into high-tech identification scanners.
British scientists have just released a kind of superman mask
Experts at the University of Lincoln have invented a breakthrough technology that can help save thousands of lives by fighting collisions during traffic, and this system…
Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) have developed a chip that is capable of self-healing in just a few milliseconds after problems such as p…
Umoove's new technology not only works very well, but also aims to bring human eye sensors to all devices.
Hitachi has announced a robot capable of picking up and dropping people. It can move on the sidewalk, in the house and in the elevator.